I don't think it is though. There are people who are making a big deal out of Rodgers decline in order to justify the way the Love pick went down. I think that there's really not one part of the whole that's a separate discussion. Each part makes up individual pieces of the puzzle, but they all tell small pieces of the whole story. In 2018 Rodgers through for 4400 yards and had a 25/2 TD /INT ratio, while being sacked 49 times and coming off a pretty bad injury. Yeah, yeah, he held the ball too long and took too many coverage sacks. Sucks when your defense is awful and you're playing from behind a lot and trying to score points. In 2019, he had an "ok" (by his standards) season, and at the time the narrative was "how much of this is because he's playing in a new offense?" Now that we aren't supposed to like him, the narrative changes to well we thought he's old and declining, and I think that's just super disingenuous. Is he old, and of course, going to decline? Yup, as stated, father time never loses, but the narrative changes to fit the argument. Now, to be fair, if the Packers were offered 2 firsts, 2 seconds, and a couple good starters from Denver, I'd take it yesterday. I don't care if Aaron Rodgers wins another super bowl, but i do care if the Packers do, and building the best roster while he's still here is the best way to do that. If they move on from him, that window is closed for a couple years and Jordan Love almost certainly isn't the guy. I know that's my opinion only, but I'll state that with as close to certainty as I can.